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It's amazing how convinced the fandom is that they'll be announced soon.... I love it.
Bets on 2009.
Heck they might surprise us. Who knows if they'll go back and do Yellow on GBA?
Going by last generation we can expect to see the Gold and Silver remakes released in November of this year. Your calculations are way off. Also, a third game would be released in July 2008 if the "pattern" were to be followed.Going by that, we can expect:
Spin-Off at the end of this year
G/S Remake at some point next year, probably middle of the year
D/P third game in 2009
Gen V for 2010
Of course, there's no real pattern to go by other than what we had with the last Generation - and there's no real reason for them to follow that. So it's up in the air, but it probably will follow that - with a bunch of spin-offs thrown in for good measure.
Going by last generation we can expect to see the Gold and Silver remakes released in November of this year. Your calculations are way off. Also, a third game would be released in July 2008 if the "pattern" were to be followed.
I certainly would not say that a November release for the remakes would account for a "great" surprise. After all, with all past generations considered, an "add-on" handheld game follows roughly a year after the generation's debut - be it Blue (the "secondary" third game), Crystal (the third game) or FireRed and LeafGreen (an individual series of the same generation).
If your established pattern is merely limited to the concept of dedicating each year to a new game, then there are no calculations of which to speak. My own assertion is based on the gap of time between the five releases of Generation III (Ruby/Sapphire, Colosseum, FireRed/LeafGreen, Emerald and XD). The gap between Ruby/Sapphire and FireRed/LeafGreen was one year and two months.No, my 'calculations' are spot on. The year after Ruby/Sapphire were released, Colosseum was the Pokemon game that dominated 2003's release lists. Following that, FireRed/LeafGreen were released the next year, being 2004's main Pokemon game, Emerald being 2005's and D/P being 2006's, obviously.
Adding one year and two months to September 2006 results in an estimated date of November 2007. That and only that would be following FireRed and LeafGreen's precise pattern.It's still pushing it for G/S Remade to be on the radar any time this year. If they were to follow Fr/Lg's precise pattern even, they still wouldn't be announced until the very end of the year.
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